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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
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Chicago, 8. SftOber.
@enn Ser 8rGIibent @lenelanb iiberaQ,
hoo CT o~efeiert perben ioI, 10 0errltdeS
@etter mitbringt, mte Dasjenige, beiIen itb
Chicago BEL ieiner 8egrilBung e%rfreute, 10
fanrt 6ierSltlun6e oas YrGIioentens Metter
ebenio 3llm aefliioelten Worte iDeroe1, tpte
ba5 GaiIer>Wetter tn 9eutidlunb. - Som
btduen6immel, miloer, farer uto retnerGutt
uno eirtem u~ngemGbnli9 ialbern 3uitanoe
Der StraBen begiiniti8t, 9eitaltete itb Der
unenbli6 LANCE llm5ug Sl Dem gldn5e1o1te1t
unb groBartigItel1 Shaulptel Der Grt, nel@
Dies Gbtca9D iemalS erleDt bat. Die StraBelt,
bur6 Die Ell it6 betpegte, tDaren altfs better1te
gel6miidt unD bon ether WtenIdennte118e
angefiiut, 6eren &opfsaDl tpObI nGb Dun
berttaulenben 81 i6Gbet letn ourfte. yer
9r6iibent, cine iiberauS ftattli6e grldetz
1tung, parb iibera4 nit 1tilrnttl6et Subel
begriiBt. &ein politil6er WttBtlatg 1torte
Die 6eier. &ur3, baS @anSe tpar nber Die
606itgelpannten @rmartungen Dtlalts ge@
lungen.
W3it fartm elmer etnsigen Musnabme CAB
Sic gelannmte Qrelie Der utbefange1tell, oltr9
feline 8arteiz9tudft9teu getriibte1t te1tltdben
Stimlmlng Ser 8eD0lferung tplrotgen Nt5z
brld. 0te Nusna6me bilbete Die ySribune" ,
nelde ft6 aud BET bieier @elegetbett thre
pibertpGrtiqen 8o56ettet unO l6led)ten
Q8iBe iiber 6en 8rGltbeuten nt9t Derfneifen
fonnte. Sn6eIen madte bas fetnen @tn7
0rud.
8enn Ii audi an benz @eprGttge alIer
1Dl6er Teltli0fetter, tpte Die geftri9e, oas
8ebaaen an oer et9enen S0auItelung etnen
tpeientlt6en Nntbeil bat, 10 TT bod nt9t gu
nprFputpn Snp ann hpf tnPffpn1 nr0Etent
SbeiIe bte Sreltoe iiber ben 8eln6 oeS Yrdit7
benton tpaidddt tpar. Wtogen Yoltttter
BON 8eruf, beren @elddft Die i6eberet uno
| St6nferei lit, nod 10 etfrtg ben Yrdttoenten
gu Derfleineru, in Oct Offcutltden Weetnung
berab3uieben iu6en: eS lit DerIDrene Wfnbe.
Oenn oie grobe Wtalie DeS 8olteS fiblt
nt6t MIR, lonbern erfenttt es oeutLtd, oaB
6oS eege1ttpdrtige Sberbaupt Der Station eilt
10 rebliGer, geiptIierbafter, pft6t9etreter
W2dnn lit, tpte l1llr ientalS elmer All Der SptBe
oes 2drbes geftartben bat. Wenn letne
@egner nit bdmii6em 9G6elrt i'm ttef unz
ter Die ygroBen StaatSmIGnner Der Gergan>
getbett" i~teller, 10 lit Die etnfa6e NrttDort
6arauf, baB ais oieie bielgeri6rnten vStaatsz
md11lter" Ofd1tner Der @egenDdrt tpaz
ren, ibre Settles urt0 GbaraftergroBe nod
biel 9eftiger be1trtttel1 tpurDe, oils eS Die
Gleoelar6s beute tpirb. Menn erit Elm Dber
3tpet Wten 6enalter iiber ieiner 8ertpaltu1g
%perga1get 1tno, tptrb Ietn Gubm ni6t mtne
Ser bell itrabIe1t, ais Der zines Sefferioi1,
Wtonroe o6er 6es 9rditbenten (ni6t bes
6cIbberrn) Grant. Dies fitblt nnb emf
pfinoet bas 8olf utb bartn liegt bic @r>
fldrung Der ber5li4en Sreubtgfeit, tpomit ea
tbn aaer Srten begruBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10

nil6en 8olfsiDeIens. Denn lie 'ino IS,
tpel1e gauge Sorben bon Slotpafent E17
mdneu, Der niebrigiten &laiie BON Stolle<
nern llltO 8aIIilern uno dbnlibem ul1oerz
6ault6en @6lfergeiinOel in bog Sano geS
i6Ieppt baben, neil tie oieie Nrt bon Ar1
beitern fir 96bne trte9en fonnten, Die tanm
bolb 10 bod ftr6, wte biejentgen, bic etn m
Nmerito ge6orener ooer eingele6ter Nrbelter
gu etnem ntcnI6entpirotgen Oaietrt braldt.
0iele @infubs peiBer Sflaoen bat ebenlo
biel, tpte bic @intpa1berun9 rotber W{orO@
geleQen, 6a3u beigetragen, Die gauge SIM
iuaa0erurg in 8erruf gu brtn@en nno DIE
bDle Saat ieleS Sremoenba'ies ans5uz
@itreuen, Der iebt aGerorten beroofiprpBt, UNI
in nidt ferner Submit re6t l@l1mme
Srii6te ST. brttge1.
Mas gegen ben &oblentuu6er get6at toers
ben fann? Oas lit cine i6tper 81 beantS
tportenbe Srage. @teQei9t laBt Ii9 our0
fin6ige 9e~utlnsSfunit Int Der 8unOesoers
faiiung Elm SaB entbeden, aus tpelbem DIE
8eflgniB bes Gongreiies gum Gln7
ldreiten gegen bic @utberer db9elettet tperS
SEN f6nnte. Damn mare cine @rloiu1t9 bon
Dem r1ebel tpenigitens M 0glt3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10

ebenfalls nur ben @erih6nerer Der 8uubess
9dupt1ta0t lob uno tbn ba1er na6 Mbl6afs
fufg Der Sbepbero' I6en 8e3irfsregierung
our9 zen @on8reB, 5u etllem Wtit9lie0 Der
oreltDptI9et Se5trfscommiiiton %ernannte,
toetdle lettber ben 8uu6esbeStrf regtert.
per Oran9. mad &eri10nerung Der 8unz
oeSlalptltaot uno Die @enobnbett, eiren
I'm Teter beftnbli6en Sreuno unter feiner
Seot19tr9 i'm Slide gu laIIen, trteben
@raltt 81 Jener trDbigen @rnennuna, bur1
ipeld1e er ttb Die empftnb Iidite Nteberlage
letrtes HebettS 5u5Dg. Oent nun iehs
Stlttllle1 IN benz oainalS no9 I6ertpieoen6
repnblttanti6en Senot fielen gu @uniteu
Der SeIt0ttgung Der @rnennung.
Is c Dafte Dan1dlS gegldu6t, DaB 6erielbe
SHEPHERD nod alS Sriunnpbator in @aIbz
tngton etn5tebeu tpiiroe - fe1tlid beoriikt
ttdt bon Dem g~te9ergeitnoel, auf 6eiIeu
Sttmmen er ft1 emit 9eitibt bate, Ionoern
bon gum She'll b09it Experimentation tpeiBen
S1r9ern unO bon ber 8e5irfs &egieruna
lclblt, aus tpel6er i'm emit Der Sendt ais
etlet untplrbtgen fern 9ebaGten bate!
Die Walbtngto1er beurtbetlen eben ibret
trllbeten boss" ebenlo milo, tDte emit bic
Yartler BEN Seine : grdfeften 8arpn
pau + nj q II II beurtbeilten. 9teier barz
pete ourb ietne corrupte Si1tanStpirtbi6aft
Der Staot PariS cine groBe S9ulOenIaIt
altt, aber er erpeiterte 3uglet6 tbre StraBen
uto beretderte fte nit 8ou(euar6s urtO
Yarfanla9en. NebnIi9es that Sbepber6
ttr @aibtngton. uno bic nit 6ieien Ser
i9onerun9sarbeiten ~perfnipften SrepeL oerz
9tBt Der quite 0albtngtoner 8Irgersmaun
UNI 10 lei4ter, ba nidt iotpobG er, aIs Uncle
SAM Die 3e6e be5a6Ien muBte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
eighty, ais SAB man barber ernltti6 treiz

eighty, ais SAB manbariber ernitli@ ftreis
ten fennte."
8reItugbupien g. @uSl,ft 1882:
.9ie btefieifige &egierung fam nl6t Sas
ged,t frentoer HeNterun9en beitreite1, auf
ppIttild)e, pber anDere griiroe bin aus ibrem
@ebiete amerifaniide SIrger aus5ml6lie1
Ben"
g8er nod eite Menge dbnli6er amtli6er
&ul1oaebunget1 ii6er btelen Burttt ltddlelet1
mill, Ser nebnle 6os 8n6 CUR 9anb, Defisn
9tteL inn &orjteben6en 9e9eben lit. ST Dtrb
bann bic lleDerSeugung g%eiptnnelt, DAB oas
Ne1t GUT Nusmetlnng aellletnl9dolt6er
Ausldroer II i6t BLOB etn She'll bes dlges
ion6erft BON Der Bunoesre9ierlng Der Ser.
ni6t al1Sgeiibt Dorben tit.
DAB IS nun fortat au9 auSgenbt
nerpe, pber, nod beller, baB bic IuS1
Ibung 6eiielben bet 8unbesreeierung our6
beion6eres 9eIeb 5tr 8flt6t 9ema6t
tDer6e, = baS lit cine Soroernug, tpomit
ie0er IN Srelte unb G6ren gum 8Irger Der
Ser. Stdatelt gefDorDene 0eutI6e, Der 0uf
iein on1ertfonii6es 8iir9erre6t itol5 1T un6
es nt1t oltrd letber a1f 0eutl9em 8ooen
geborene DiIoe 9aaubtDiere IN ben &otb 9e=
5o9en leDen moGte, BON 6er5en eittpertans
oen Iein lDute.
ltniere iantnerbare &riegsflotte bat ia
obnebin 1iats 8eionoeres gu t6un.
8urum f0nrte man ni9t eine ber balb ner=
faulten 9tumpeIfuti6en ba3t pertpenbet,
cine 9aoun9 frentber (ltpd ntdt etngebitrz
eerter) St0renfrieoe, Stdnterer 6eBer
ln6 8erbreder ra6 ibren SeimatblGnpern
surIdsu-l d teben? 9as tpare nod Die
bette 8ertpenbung Der 6lotte gegen freut0e
2anoe5feinoe. 1nb 9tnge bas S6tff urtter~
tDeg5 81 GrurtOe, nun 10 tDdre es 5tpar
UNI Die 8ertann1ng S0aoe, bod nt6t UNI
Die Grad)t.
0ie QusfDeiinngsfroge bat bot 5tuan5t9,
ooer 6retBtg Sabren ouA ben Staatsmdn@
nern Der S6pet5 biel &opfpeb genla6t.
Nu9 Die ipuBteu if6 NIT benz @abn, baB
bic S6tpeia ett y9tiDI" ~(3uflu6tsort) fir
ollie ltnterbriidten lei, nt9t 5uredt 81 ftnoer,
ais alth genteine 8erbre6er Die @elegenbeit
benuBten, ii9 als Spfer polttii6er Inter
britdl1n9 duf5u1pielen. S9lieBlt6 fanen
1te bod at Der llebcr5eu9ung, baB ielbIt baS
f~reielte 9an6 ser gGelf feline 8erpfGt6tung
bat, unae6etene @Gite, bie fi6 lditig MAIDEN,
at bebalten, tpobt aber bas st DIT, tDnet1
at 5etgen, no Der Zimmerman bdS 9D6
Selafien bat. Sett6em nimlnt ste S9pei5
gar fetne1 Nnitanb mebr baru,t, bas 0te6t
aus5uiiben, tpeldes einent faiierz limb
f6nigloielt, utabbdngisen 2anbe in bertz
ielbert NtaBe 3uitebt, ME etnem Scatter Dber
&Dnt9.-l1nb mas bie i6tpetserii6e @to9es
noSfeni6aft tbun fann, Dbne tbren I1tipru6
duf Die 8eseidnrng zines SretItaates SIT GEE
f6brben, baS farm tpobl audi Der alnerts
farti6e Gretffaatenbun6 tbunl
9aio: 6tnGuS NIT Ofoft n1b alien
anberen 6Qll1tnfen ietnes S6lages, bic uns
etngebIr9erte @usldnoer ftn6!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
Gin bettnaefeArter s.boss,.

Ser frIbere ''boss" QIer. S6epber6
BON 8abtn9ton TT ieBt Dieoer oort
un6 tpurDe bon ietner @ebnrtS1taot tDte eth
X%rtulnpb0tor etnpfatget.
@or 3sp6If Sa1ren berlieB CT ietne 6ets
rtat6 uitter elmer I9tpdrsen, 16tpar5ert
QSolfe. Qus @ouDerreur bes 8unberbe3trfS
bate ct 6telen 10 corrupt berpaltet, odB ber
GongreB benz Be3trf Das gSaDlre6t gGn3li6
Bunbe etngeleBten Gommiiiton tbertrug.
@let6 barauf bra6 iiber S6epber6, Oer bon
@eid)dft Elm Plumber mar, AUDI Der per-
i6nIt9e @ei6Gftsbanferptt beretr. 9arunt
tpanberte ct na6 Wtertfo aus, uro bort lit
er bur6 9IiGli6en 8er9tperfSbetrieb i'm
Stadte @6t6ua9ua gum rei6en Wtanne ges
tpor6en. DIS ioGtber lit ct u ioeben,
nad larger Nbtpeienbeit, IN bic 8un6eSs
bauptitabt SuriG9efebrt.
Seit @oden bate man 6aieI6it 8orbes
rettnngen gu ieinem @mpfdn9e .getroffen.
nn0 OieIer Gr1pfan9 an etnen Der lebtet
N6enbe mat tptrfli1 9roBartig. Die WttIte
gen, Die Seuertpebr, Elm GROCER Sddel3ug
unb me6rere Xauien6 8itrger, iotDte eth
Bug bon MISREPRESENTATION NIT 1tneitlder
2dternen be9riiBte1t ben ''boss' ftlrmti6,
tpobei eth SS~euertperf ab%9ebrdnnt pur6e.
lno tuarllln 0tes NQes? WetL S6epberO,
ber troB 1eines Wfangels an 8itbung Elm
Wtann BON ebenl0oiel 0ei6maG ais I61t>
trait lit, er1t ais 8raitoent oes ytat6S Der
Dffentlt9en Nrbetten, bann ais 8e3trtss
@ouDerneur ben @tnitoB uno @nEaB gu ben
groBarttgen 8e r66nerungen
cab, 6ur6 tpel0e Die 8nnbeSbGupt t.
ftaot aus eiuem ftaubigen 9orfe iettber
bic i6onfte Sta0t 6es 2Gnoes gerporoen tit.
Sreilid tpdren ''boss" Sbep6ero's Ser
i90nerungsarbeiten nit abi6elLt6 betrits
geriitben @ontrQften berfnipft, ntt0 Die
I1nteriu6ung, tpel6e Der @g19reB I'M Sabre
1874 fibrte, bette etnen Nbgrrto BON @or>
ruptton duf. 0o6 ielbit iolde Walbtngs
toner, tDel6e DamalS l6tDertptegenoeS
.3eugntB gegen Sbepber6 dbgabeft, rabn1en
NIT ieiner olten Gumpanet an let11e1n IeBt>
gen @mpfanee She'll. Sd lo9dr Die l%tttr1tttz
tel6ar uttter YrGfibent @lebeldno ttebenoe
Gegterungse@ ommiiIton bes 8unoesbe3trts
rt6tete an ben Sriurnpbdtor ettle BEE
gritBungSi6rtft.
S6on ole mebrere @o6en aro1Ierrtoen
gerGuI9polIen 8orberettuttgett au otelent
@mpfange erregten IN ptelen 3ettu1t9en oes
2attoes sroBe @ntrintrng. @S tpur0e
oaran e~rt1tnert, baB Sbepbero Die Serl0o<
nerungsarbeiten ebenio fopflOS als corrupt
betrieben babe un6 baB rduberiide Ntnge
unter tbm ben OffentIi9en S9ab gepInroert
bGtten.
9ber troB Der setualtigen 8afferftrOme,
pel6e in bas Seller ber 8e9eiiter1n9 ges
i6ittet t~puroen, lobte bteies Teuer bStnt
@mpfat9e S6epbetb'S bod auf. Wtarl
tpurbe Die Sa9e git trdgii1 nebn1en, toenrt
mo in 6ieier Runbgebung cine tOrrnlt9e
Gerberrli9ung uno @rntunterurl9 Der @ors
ruption er6liden tpoQte. Die metften Der
9eute, pel6e ben frii6eren boss" 10 begets
ftert b~e9riBten, ba9ten gar nldt an PIE
99dtigteit, ionbern nltr al DC St9t as.S.
SIS crying tbnen dbnli6 tpte etnit Dem graS
iiOenten Grant, tpel9er IN SDeppero
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
See epetItns q.
GbrenrettMne.

ertpiberuns uuf ben pG 3 atrtifet epaBeH
Ser &reu53u9 9eger BEN SpsrLing tptr6
nidt nnr in Der en9Iti6s
9reiie etfrtg fortgefitbrt, aud oeuti6e 8lGt=
ter enpfe6len etnen &ries bis oIf's Waeier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
Sdgli9e unb tu06entIi9e
ySainoiS StaatS5eitMnO"
see @eFem".
stbOnmeme eats s8retfe:
{ { { tt"

ode oH.maftiustOu.str. unb gtFtp aOsnus.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-13
Mr.. BLAINE'S CONDITION.
His Physician Diagnoses His Aff1iction
as Bronchial Catarrh.

His Physician Diagnoses His Aff1iction
as Bronchial Catarrh.
ST. LOUIS, April 11.-Mr. Blaine's condi-
tion was reported no worse Saturday MORN
ing, but he will remain at Fort Gibson
where DR.. Mudd. of this city, has him in
charge over Sunday. He is suffering from
catarrhal fever, which is liable to run into
bronchitis, the bronchiB being involved
directly now. Pneumonia or typhoid fever
is also feared as seguell@. The fever he now
has is of the remittent or intermittent type.
No increase in frequency Of the respiration
is yet reported, but tbs bulletins are slim
about the temperature. DR.. nntterne. the nos
surgeon, diagnoses the disease as bron chial
catarrh. 1t is known among Mr.. Blaine,s
friends that he has been suffering for some
time with kidney troubles of catarrhal
character, complicated with dropsical symp-
toms, and 1t is feared that the prostration
that has followed cold, which should not
have involved more than a slight influenza,
presages general breakdown. The Euro.
pean trip would, it was hoped, serve to re-
cuperate Mr.. Blaine's failing energies and
give the functional derangement-if that
were all that allied him-a chance to assume
normal condition and healthy tone,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-13

Lancaster, which CONGRESSMAN GLOVER.
the witnesses denounced roundly. Judge
Laughlin's method of cross-examination was
objected to by Glover and the Judge said:
"You have no right to criticise or dictate
my methods" Mr.. Glover said: II have
that right"
'Then let us settle it right here" said
Laughlin, rising and advancing on the con-
gresham. The referee jumped between the
men, and Glover called the judge vile
name Laughlin controlled himself and
said: "You will answer for this, you--,'
and here he returned the insult in kind.
subsequently Glover said he would with
draw what he said if the judge would do the
same. "You will have to apologize like
a man, then l will talk to you," said Laugh
lin.
'rn see you for this tirst," replied Glover.
II tried to meet you half way"
II won't have any halfway business" )" in-
terrupted Laughlin; ''you1l answer fully"
Whereupon the proceedings were adjourned.
Laughlin is dead shot, and will doubles
challenge Glover The future is pregnant
with visions of heaps of corpses and rivers Of
gore
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-13
Michigan Legislation.

LANSING, Mich, April 1.-THE house
passed Friday the bills establishing the
death penalty by hanging for the crime of
murder in first degree and amending the di-
yorce laws, A two-years' residence is made
a necessary preliminary to an application
for divorce, and no testimony is to be taken
until six months after an application has
been made unless it is necessary to present
evidence. Oaths are prescribed aud certain
lines Of investigation are laid down to be
followed to prevent collision between par
ties, etc. Where minor children are in
volved the prosecuting attorney is directed
to appear in behalf of the county. The de-
fendant, when divorce is granted for cer-
tain specified cause, is not allowed to marry
again for the space of two years.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-13

MADISON, Wis, April 1.-THE reappor-
tionment bill was passed by both houses Fri
day without amendment by q strict party
vote. The assembly passed the senate bill
creating the Fifteenth judicial district of the
state and bills appropriating $3.50, 900 to COM
plete Science hall and the usual amounts to
the various agricultural societies in the state
The senate passed the bill authorizing Mil
waukee to issue S250,0OO in bonds for inter-
cepting sewers and concurred in the bill to
fine any person who forcibly interferes with
another engaged at lawful work Both
houses passed the bill appropriating $40, 600
for home for feeble-minded children and
bill to authorize the settlement of the claims
of those injured by the fall of the south wing
of the capitol ..
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-13
A DISTINGUISHED CONVERT.
Reagan Of Texas Comes Out Squarely for
Prohibition.


GALVESTON, Tex, April 11.--Senator
Reagan has come out squar ely for prohi-
bition. The distinguished Democrats newly
acquired views are published by The News
In the form Of an open letter to a committee
In charge Of the mass-meeting to protest
against the possible adoption Of prohibition
amendment by the people of the state next
August The late legislature passed an act
submitting the matter to popular vote
After picturing at ,lsngth the wretchedness
and dishonor to be encountered In every
community resulting from the use Of liquor,
the distinguished senator says: 81 must ex-
press my regret that any effort has been
made to make party question OF prohibi-
hon, and especially do regret that Demo-
crars should seek to identify that great and
grand historic party with the fortunes and
fate Of the whisky shop, drunkards and
criminals We now have the opportunity to
promote sebriety, thrift and happiness with
out endangering the success and perpetua-
ton Of the principles Of the Democratic
party, and am in favor of doing so, and
shall at the coming election so vote, not be-
cause believe prohibition the most efficient
remedy that could be adopted for these evils,
but because in my judgment it favors q
policy which will do much for the improve
ment Of the condition Of our people pecuni-
arily, socially, morally and toward placing
them on higher, better plane Of civilza-
tion
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-13
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Ex-Governor Raul, of Colorado, says that
the days Of fancy cattle-growing in the tai.
rest has gone by.
There were landed at Castle Garden Fri
day 4,2i3 immigrants-the greatest number
on record for one day at this season of the
year.
The English residents of Brussels will
mark the queens jubilee by raising monu-
ment to the memory of the English soldiers
who fell at Waterloo
Kuty, town in Austrian Galicia, having
a population of about 5000, has been almost
completely destroyed by fire. About 1000
people are homeless.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-13
INDUSTRIAL REPORT.
Bradstreets' Estimates 100000 More En-
pIoYes at Work Now Than in 1855.

Bradstreets' Estimates 400, 900 More En-
pIoyes at Work Now Than in 1885.
New YORK, April 'l.-Considerable space
has been surrendered in Bradstreets this
week to an interesting summary of some
5000 reports concerning the number of in
dustrial employees at work in the country at
this time, compared with two years ago,
together with the changes in wages received
during that period. At the latter date wages
of industrial employees had been reduced
throughout the eastern, middle, and central
western states an average of 10 to Is per
cent, while nearly $4,000 fewer employees
were at work than in 1882, when the pros
porous season, which began in 1879, was at
its hight. 1t is surely worth knowing that
at this time there are at least 400 900 more
industrial employees at work than in 1885,
and that wages have, on the whole, to-
gether with full time now, as against re-
duced hours of labor then, brought the re-
ceipts of labor generally to the level of 1881
'S2. In some instances they have been ad-
vanced still higher.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-13
The Situation in Rhode Island.

NEWPORT, R. l., April 1l.-At the annual
state election On Wednesday, when John w.
Davis was elected governor, there was
failure to elect a Lieutenant governor and
secretary of state. Newport also failed to
elect senator and three representatives
The present indications are that Newport's
quartette win be Democratic. Wiltshire vic
tories in other places this will give the DEM
ocrats control Of the legislature, and they
win elect q lieutenant governor and secre-
tary ofstats and secure the whole of the state
patronage. hsprestige thus obtained might
give the Democrats the seat In congress from
tho wsstern district, which Is stil vacant.
This would cause the states In congress to be
equally divided In case the election of the
president should go to the house of repre-
sentatives If Senator Chase does not serve
out his term In the United States senate,
through reason Of bad health, the Demo
cratic legislature would 6ll the vacancy and
the senate would be divided equally
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Voted Relief for Loss Of Hands.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, April 11.-John A.
Lyle, who lost both hands by the explosion
of cannon during the celebration of Wash.
ington's birthday in February, 1874, was
voted $1,000 as relief money by the house of
representatives Friday. The bill provoked
lengthy debate. johnson, of Whiteside, held
that such claims could be iquidated without
violence to the constitution. Miller, of
Stark, held to the contrary and pleaded the
statute of limitation to defeat tho measure,
but the handles applicant for long delayed
redress was present on the floor of the house
when the vote was taken, and as conse-
quence only eleven out of 127 members were
found to vote against the appropriation,
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Only Two SJIrVirors.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April IA dis
patch from Tacoma, ". T., says that the
schooner Fannie Duttard has arrived at Port
Townsend, having on board two seamen, the
only survivors Of the bark Eldorada, which
foundered off Cape Flattery on the morning
of April !, These men were rescued after
drifting at the mercy of the sea for thirty
six hours without food or water. The bark
left Seattle March 10, with ] 300 tons of coal
for San Francisco. The crew numbered
fourteen men. Capt. Humphreys, who com:
manded the Eldorado, was wel-known on the
Pacific coast. He leaves a wife and one
child at Oakland. His wife is i'll an d the
news of his death may kill her.
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Murdered a 1O-Year-Old Row:

MILWAUKEE, April 11.-Charles Katroch.
will was arrested Friday on the charge of
numbering his nephew, a lad of 10 years.
Two years ago Kratochwill was convicted of
the larceny OF $i22 from the house of his
brother-in-law, one Morawitz, and completed
his sentence Friday. His arrest is based on
an alleged confession to his wife that he
pushed his nephew into the river in order to
draw the parents there SO that he might
have easy access to the money in the house.
There are several witnesses to the fact of
Kratochwill taking the boy in the direction
of the river, and the case will be prosecuted
yiporoIlslv
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Burned and Eaten by Wolves,

LINCOLN, Neb, April l1.-Mrs. John
Sowell, living near ST. Paul, Mo-, started out
Friday to visit a neighbor. Not returning
at dusk her children set out to search for her.
About twenty-five rods from the house they
discovered the body of their mother burned
to crisplying in small canyon. The wolves
had torn and lacerated the cooked flesh of
her lower limbs. 1t is supposed that Mrs.
Stowell attempted to cross a prairie fire in
the canyon and in doing SO her clothing took
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1t is proposed to amalgamate in one gigan-
tic organization the National Federation of
Miners and the Miners National assembly
OF the Knights Of Labor
The president Friday stated that if possi-
BILE he would attend the annual meeting and
banquet OF the Live Stock association at
Chicago in November next
The Illinois senate Friday confirmed the
nominations of Gen. John L Rinaker. Ben
jamin r. Marsh, and Jason Rogers as rail-
road and warehouse commissioners.
The business failures during the last week
number for the United States l9S for Cam
ada rs, total 223, against 223 last week, and
215 the corresponding week of last year.
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Singular Railway Accident.

BosToN, April ia singular accident
occurred Friday night on the Fitchburg rail-
road at Prison Point station, Charlestown.
A freight train became derailed and ran into
a switch-house where four track hands were
sleeping. All of the men were injured.
Lawrence O'Brien was crushed so that he
will proba bly, die. Edward Kinds, Richard
Thomas and j. w. Cameron are badly hurt,
but will recover The damage to property
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